By Andrew Musanja As a parent, I live by two calendars. The first is the one on my wall, with birthdays, work deadlines, and family events. The second lives in...
Beatrice Lugalambi, the General Manager, Corporate Communications and Marketing at Centenary Bank, in this opinion article, celebrates these heroes. Every few months when schools open after the holidays, it is...
From Washington to Beijing, the global economic weather is turning unpredictable. Trade rules that once anchored international commerce are fraying under the strain of protectionism, geopolitical rivalry and economic nationalism....
By Michael Jjingo If you think AI is just for typing prompts, generating reports, or fixing grammar, you’re only sipping from the surface of a lake. Artificial Intelligence isn’t just...
By Colbert Gwain | The Muteff Factor (formerly The Colbert Factor) In Muteff village, tucked into the green shoulders of the Ijim Hills near Abuh in Fundong Subdivision, lived my uncle, Bobe...
Across many African contexts, healthcare is still largely sought only when illness becomes unavoidable, a pattern that is often interpreted as negligence or lack of awareness. This reflects the realities...
Every start of the year rolls in with the usual sparkle, vision boards, gym subscriptions, business plans, ambitious applications and beautifully typed goals pinned on bedroom/ office walls. The energy...
As Uganda approaches another electoral season, the country is also navigating a defining moment in our digital journey. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept reserved for experts...
Op-Ed: It’s the WhatsApp notifications that do it. Another photo. Another name. Another last-seen location. And suddenly every parent pauses, heart racing, asking the quietest but loudest question: could my...
In an increasingly digital world, the ability to leverage technology for socio-economic growth is paramount. For decision-makers in developing nations, Uganda's journey in ICT and telecommunications provides not only inspiration...